Exhibitors at the Fidelity Nigeria International Trade & Creative Connect (FNITCC) in Atlanta, Georgia, have lauded the event as a transformative platform for showcasing Nigerian non-oil exports and businesses on the global stage.
The event, which was hosted by Fidelity Bank Plc in collaboration with AFRICON from September 18 to 20, 2025, brought together innovative, export-ready Nigerian enterprises across diverse sectors.
FNITCC Atlanta 2025 marked a significant leap forward from previous editions, with increased attendance, enhanced booth setups, and deeper engagement.
Participants described the experience as “a clear step up” and “more impactful than ever.”
Exhibitors shared their positive experiences, highlighting the power of community and resilience.
One exhibitor recounted a moment of spontaneous international deal-making, while another expressed gratitude for the Fidelity Bank team and behind-the-scenes contributors who ensured the event’s success.
FNITCC 2025 celebrated Nigerian excellence and the rising influence of women-led businesses as articipants praised Fidelity Bank for championing Nigerian businesses and bridging global markets.
Dr. Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe, Managing Director and CEO of Fidelity Bank Plc, affirmed the bank’s commitment to expanding Nigeria-U.S. trade beyond oil.
She noted that Nigeria’s non-oil exports had immense potential, currently standing at under $5 billion annually.
FNITCC 2025 demonstrated that Nigerian innovation, when combined with global opportunity, could lead to extraordinary outcomes.
With Fidelity Bank’s continued investment in platforms that amplify local talent and drive cross-border growth, the future of Nigerian enterprise looked brighter than ever.
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